Chancellor Searcy, DPD, Dishonesty and false statements
Charles Lynem, DPD, Dishonesty and false statements
Myron Weathers, Highland Park/DPD, Fraudulent activity
Sheila Reed, DPD, Theft and dishonesty
Kevin Dowe, Wayne County Sheriffs Department, Embezzlement,
Harold Rochon, DPD, Misconduct in office
Richard Billingslea, DPD, Obstruction of justice
Diamond Greenwood, DPD, Obstruction of justice
Robert S. Smith, Wayne County Sheriff's Department, Retail Fraud
Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy on Thursday released a list of 35 police officers in Wayne County who have been deemed untrustworthy to testify in court cases.The names are part of what’s called the Brady-Giglio list, named after a pair of U.S. Supreme Court rulings that require police departments and prosecutors to divulge evidence that could help the defense.The list is a compilation of officers who have committed offenses involving theft, dishonesty, fraud, false statements, bias, or bribery. Some have been fired; others are still on the job.Of the 35 officers, 27 are from the Detroit Police Department.“Because trials will begin again mid-August and September, we thought it was important to send this out to our prosecutors and defense attorneys,” Worthy says in a statement. “We are taking the additional step of releasing the list to the public, because in an era of criminal justice reform, it just makes sense. We will repeat this process quarterly and expect to release an updated list in September.”Here are the names and the reason they’re on the list:
Distributor126 on July 17th, 2020 at 14:27 UTC »
So if one of them gives out a speeding ticket - go to court and say you weren't speeding? :/
KuhjaKnight on July 17th, 2020 at 14:15 UTC »
Headline should read:
35 cops fired in Wayne County after being found untrustworthy.
therealdarkcirc on July 17th, 2020 at 14:03 UTC »
I always wonder why cops keep their jobs once this happens.
Philly has a list too.
What good are they if they can't be trusted in court?